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materials about Georgia and Georgians. Entries are arranged under thesubject headings used in "Essential Skills for Georgia Schools."Criteria for inclusion were appropriateness for K-12 students andcommercial availability of the item. Six books containing pictorialand photographic studies of Georgia and the songs of Georgia areincluded in the section on art and music. Thirteen biographies ofGeorgians are included in the second section. Novels, vignettes,short stories, and anecdotes are found in the 26 titles making up thesection on language arts. The swamps, fishes, mines, ferns, andpteridophytes of Georgia are described in the collection underscience. Thirty-two books in the social studies collection examinethe culture and history of Georgia. Four titles are included from thevideotape duplication collection. A list of the publishers' names andaddresses is provided. (SM)

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INTRODUCTION

The 1987 supplement to the Georgia Mediagraphv updates the original document and the first supplementpublished in 1982 and 1985 respectively. These three publications are guides to print and nonprint materialsabout Georgia and Georgians. The information was provided by Georgia educators, and national and localpublishers. Entries are arranged under the subject headings used in Essential Skills for Georgia Schoolsadopted by the Georgia Board of Education in 1980. Essential Skills lists specific skills objectives in tensubject areas.

Criteria for inclusion were appropriateness for K-12 students and commercial availability of the item duringthe project's research period. The grade level distribution leans toward the upper grades because ofpublishing output as translated to us. Most entries have recent copyright dates, yet some entries with oldercopyright dates were included when the title had not been proposed for listing in the earlier publication.When an author was responsible for several successive titles, the full name of the author was given besidethe first title. A dotted line is in the author's position for the remainder of the titles in the succession.

Included in this supplement is a list of Georgia-related resources available from our Videotape DuplicationCollection. A copy of the catalog for this entire video collection may be obtained through the System MediaContact Person. Media specialists are also reminded to consult the Instructional Television Schedule Bookfor additional productions.

Every effort was made to locate currently available publications. However, before ordering, check theavailability of print items in a recent copy of Books in Print and of nonprint items in one of the NationalInformation Center for Educational Media (NICEM) indices. A list of publishers and their addresses has beenincluded at the back of the supplement to assist you in ordering.

The caorgia Department of Education appreciates the many publishers and distributors who assisted us byproviding information for this supplement. This supplement can be a useful and valuable tool for mediaspecialists and teachers in planning meaningful multimedia approaches to learning. However, inclusion of anentry does not indicate endorsement by the Georgia Department of Education.

This supplement is copyrighted and not available for commercial reproduction. Local school systems mayreproduce additional copies of the supplement for use in their schools.

Inclusion in no way indicates endorsement by the Georgia Department of Education.

Key to Abbreviations in this Supplement

An asterisk (*) denotes authors who are native-born Georgians, according to information furnished by thepublishers.

1. Book - Bk 5. Manual - Man2. Cassette - Cas 6. Map - Map3. Duplicating Masters - Dup Has 7. Periodical - Per4. Filmstrips - Fs 8. Slide - Sld

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Table of Contentsii

Art/Music1

Biography2

Health/Safety 3

language Arts 4

Science 8

Social Studies 9

Videotape Duplication Collection 15

Publishers 16

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ART/MUSIC

Author Title Grade Format

Gleason, David K. ANTEBELLUM HOMES OF GEORGIA: PHOTOGRAPHS AND TEXT 9-12 Bk

(Louisiana State University Press, 1987)

A pictorial record of Georgia's finest pre-Civil War

residences. Contains more than one hundred full-color

photographs of antebellum homes throughout Georgia.

Jones, Bessie* & STEP IT DOWN: GAMES, PLAYS, SONGS, AND STORIES FROM THE

Hawes, Bess Lomax AFRO-AMERICAN HERITAGE 5-12 Bk

(University of Georgia Press, 1987)

A book including lyrics, music, and description of

traditional Afro-American songs and games that support the

teaching philosophy of Bessie Jones, a noted

folklorist and teacher.

Marsh, Carole* QUILT OUR STATE K-12 Bk

(Gallopade Publishing, 1986)

This book includes a quilt heritage about Georgia and manyproject ideas.

Marsh, Kenneth & ATHENS: GEORGIA'S COLUMNED CITY 5-8 BkMarsh, Blanche (Cherokee, 1979)

A pictorial study of the historical structures of Athens

and the accompanying commentary that places the buildings

in their historical context.

Sampson, Gloria HISTORIC CHURCHES AND TEMPLES OF GEORGIA 9-12 Bk:Mercer University Press, 1987)

A collection of more than one hundred paintings and

drawings of Georgia's historic churches and temples.

Shavin, Norman & BUILDING ATLANTA 5-12 BkHogben, Steve (Capricorn, 1987)

More than 200 photographs that focus on the beautiful

diversity of Atlanta's commercial structures and show

changes in key historical sites.

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BIOGRAPHY


Blackburn, Joyce MARTHA BERRY, A WOMAN OF COURAGEOUS SPIRIT AND BOLD DREAMS 5-8 Bk(Rutledge Hill Press, 1986)

A detailed biography that includes photographs fran the

Martha Berry Museum depicting Miss Berry's work as apioneer in Georgia education.

Branham, Levi MY LIFE AND TRAVE'.S 9-12 Bk(Cherokee., 1987)

A firsthand account of the life, travels, and teaching

experiences of a man who was born a slave in Murray

County, Georgia.

Cleland, Joseph STRONG AT THE BROKEN PLACES 5-12 BkMaxwell (Cherokee, 1986)

The personal story of Georgia's Secretary of State and

former director of the Veterans Administration.

Duncan, Russell FREEDOM'S SHORE: TUNIS CAMPBELL AND THE GEORGIA FREEDMEN 9-12 Bk(University of Georgia Press, 1986)

The story of the efforts of TJnis Campbell, a black

carpetbagger and abolitionist, to lift his race to equal

participation in American society.

English, John WHEN MEN WERE BOYS: AN INFORMAL PORTRAIT OF DEAN WILLIAM TATE 9-12 BkWesley (Copple, 1984)

A portrayal of the Dean as being a stern disciplinarian

and a master storyteller, devoted to education and the

University of Georgia.

Harrison, Clark LONG WAY HOME 9-12 Bk

(Barefoot Presc, 1985)

The story of the author's rise in business and politics

despite being paralyzed fran the chest down.

Lines, Amelia

Akehurst

TO RAISE MYSELF A LITTLE: THE DIARIES AND LETTERS OF JEANIE,

A GEORGIA TEACHER, 1851-1886 9-12 Bk


A reprint edition of the diaries and letters of a Georgia

teacher living during the mid-nineteenth century.

Miller, Stephen THE BENCH AND BAR OF GEORGIA: MEMOIRS AND SKETCHES WITH AN 9-12 BkAPPENDIX (2 Volumes)

(Cherokee, 1987)

Descriptive biographical sketches with anecdotal and

ephemeral information on Georgia's antebellum lawyer

aristocracy.

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BIOGRAPHY


Miller, Zell

Moulton, Gary E.

Petillo, Carol M.

Piston, William G.

Saye, Albert B.

THEY HEARD GEORGIA SINGING

(Cherokee, 1984)

Brief biographical sketches of more thar. 80 music

personalities that brought Georgia music to greatness.

JOHN ROSS, CHEROKEE CHIEF


An examination of the life of the man who led the Cherokee

people during the most trying and tragic period of their

history.

THE ORDEAL OF ELIZABETH VAUGHAN: A WARTIME DIARY OF THE

PHILIPPINES


A diary written by Elizabeth Head Vaughan-a native

Georgian-that records the experiences of a young American

mother interned by the Japanese army during World War II

while living in the Philippines.

LEE'S TARNISHED.LIEUTENANT: JAMES LONGSTREET AND HIS PLACE IN

SOUTHERN HISTORY


A biography of James Longstreet that examines the reasons

for that man's fall from status of Confederate hero to

villain of the Lost Cause.

WALTER MCELREATH: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY

(Mercer University Press, 1984)

An account of the childhood, and business, legal and

political career of Walter McElreath, founder of the

Atlanta Historical Society.

HEALTH/SAFETY

5-12 Bk

9-12 Bk

9-12 Bk

9-12 Bk

9-12 Bk


Adams, Bayless GEORGIA DRIVING LAWS AND SAFETY RULES FOR STUDENTS 9-12 Bk(Cherokee, 1987)

A summary of select portions of a new Georgia law that

sets stiffer mandatory penalties for driving under the

influence of alcohol.

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LANGUAGE ARTS


Andrews, Raymond* APPALACHEE RED 9-12 Bk(University of Georgia Press, 1987)

A novel about the life of black people in the Deep South

that won the James Baldwin Prize when it was first

published in 1918.

Beatty, Patricia TURN HOMEWARD, HANNALEE 5-8 Bk(Morrow Junior Books, 1984)

During the closing days of the American Civil War, plucky,

twelve-year-old Hannalee Reed, sent north to work in a

mill, struggles to return to the family she left

behind in war-torn Georgia.

Bickley, R. Bruce JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS 9-12 Bk(University of Georgia Press, 1987)

A critical biography of Joel Chandler Harris that explores

his childhood, fiction and journalistic enterprises.

Burch, Robert* JOEY'S CAT 2-4 Fs(Live Oak Media, 1970)

A young boy's cat saves her kittens by flushing a possum

from the barn.

Couch, Ernie & GEORGIA TRIVIA 5-12 BkCouch, Jill (Rutledge Hill Press, 1986)

A series of questions and answers that provide a quick

relf-test of information on geography, entertainment,

history, art, sports, and science.

English, John SLICES OF THE PEACH 9-12 BkWesley (Cherokee, 1987)

Articles selected from the Atlanta Weekly Sunday Magazine

that present a portrait of Georgia.

Farley, Benjamin THE HERO OF ST. LO: STORIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA 9-12 BkWirt (Cherokee, 1986)

Short stories that combine history and fiction to present

the old south while not losing sight of the new.

MERCY ROAD: STORIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, VIRGINIA, AND GEORGIA 9-12 Bk

(Cherokee, 1986)

The second collection of stories on the Southern heritage

in which historical fact and imagination are blended to

emphasize feeling and describe setting.

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LANGUAGE ARTS

Author Title

Gibt-ls, Faye

Grade Format

MIGHTY CLOSE TO HEAVEN5-8 Bk

(Morrow Junior Books, 1985)

A story set in the Georgia mountains about a

twelve-year-old who is unhappy living with his

grandparents after his mother's death, so he runs away insearch of his father, only to realize where his home

really is.

SOME GLAD MORNING 5-8 Bk(Morrow Junior Book, 1982)

When ten-year-old Maude's parents separate and she returns

to the Georgia mountains, she has to learn to accept her

new life and the many relatives who often seem ignorant

and unfriendly.

Griffith, Helen V. GEORGIA MUSICK-4 Bk

(Greenwillow Books, 1986)

A young girl shares a very special summer with her

grandfather when she visits him in Georgia. But when the

old man is forced to move to the city, he grows very quiet

and sad, until his granddaughter discovers how to bring

back the Georgia music they had shared the summer before.

GRANDADDY'S PLACEK-4 Bk

(Greenwillow Books, 1987)

A prequel to the much-praised GEORGIA MUSIC, taking the

reader back in time to the first meeting of the grandfather

and granddaughter.

Hartsfield,

Mariella Glenn*

TALL BETSY AND DUNCE BABY: SOUTH GEORGIA FOLKTALES

(University of Georgia Press, 1987)9-12 Bk

A collection of Southwest Georgia folktales that range

from the supernatural to the romantic, the sacred to the

secular, and are populated by ghosts, witches, thieves,

preachers, and widows.

Hood, Mary* HOW FAR SHE WENT9-12 Bk


A collection of short stories by a native Georgian that

was awarded the Flannery O'Connor Award for short fiction.

Krakow, Kenneth GEORGIA PLACE NAMES5-8 Bk

Kemler (Cherokee, 1987)

The origin of the name of counties, towns, rivers, and

any geographical features prominent enough to have been

given a name.

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Lewis, Selma &

Kremer, Marjeam

THE ANGEL OF BEALE STREET: A BIOGRAPHY OF JULIA ANN HOOKS

(St. Luke's Press, 1986)9-8 Bk

The life story of a remarkable woman who used her talents

and energy to further educational opportunities for blacks.

Lunt, Dolly Sumner A WOMAN'S WAR-TIME JOURNAL 9-12 Bk(Cherokee, 1987)

A diary recorded during the Civil War that traces

Sherman's march to the sea.

Marsh, Carole* GEORGIA SILLY SPORTS MYSTERIES 4-12 Bk

(Gallopade Publishing, 1986)

A series of eight pocket-sized books about football.

Miller, Zell LEGEND OF HIAWASSEE 9-12 Bk(Cherokee, 1977)

A long narrative poem putting into verse a story that the

author has heard since childhood. Includes a glossary of

Indian terms and Indian recipes.

Mitcham, Judson* NOTES FOR A PRAYER IN JUNE 9-12 Bk(State Street Press, 1986)

Judson Mitcham is a native of Georgia and this small book

of poems focuses on the landscape and mindscape of

Georgia.

Morrow, Mark & IMAGES OF THE SOUTHERN WRITER 9-12 BkCaldwell, Erskine (University of Georgia Press, 1985)

Collection of photographs, descriptions and dialogues of

southern novelists, short story writers, and playwrights.

Rockwood, Joyce* TO SPOIL THE SUN 9-12 Bk


A novel for the juvenile reader that tells about the life

of an Indian girl and her tribe before and after the

European settlers came to the southeastern parts of

America.

Sellers, Bettie LIZA'S MONDAY AND OTHER POEMS 9-12 Bk

(Appalachian Consortium Press, 1986)

Vignettes of people from Brasstown Valley. Provides a

sometimes humorous, sanetimes harsh view of life in

Southern Appalachia during the 19th century.

Shavin, Norman THE ATLANTA CENTURY 5-8 Bk(Capricorn, 1965)

A week-by-week recapitulation of the history of America

from March 1860 through May 1865 in newspaper format.

ANGUAGE ARTS


Shavin, Norman &

Phillips, Bob

WHATEVER BECAME C- ATLANTA

(Capricorn, 1984)

Nostalgic anecdotes and vignettes about early-day Atlantastarting from the 1850's.

5-12 Bk

Smith, Doris RETURN TO BITTER CREEK5-8 Bk

Buchanan (Viking Kestrel, 1986)

The story of twelve-year-old Lacey Bittner's struggle to

find her place in her mother's Appalachian family.

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SCIENCE


Belinky, Charles R. ECOLOGY OF A SWAMP 9-12 51d/Man& LaFontaine,

A. Richard

(Educational Images, 1979)

An introduction to the ecosystem of Okefenokee Swamp in

Georgia with a photographic exploration of insects,

reptiles, amphibians, birds, and flowers. Emphasizes

significant and unusual characteristics of life in this

wetland biome.

Laerm, 3c.sllua & FISHES OF THE OKEFENOF.ZE SWAMP 5-12 BkFreeman, B. J. (University of Georgia oress, 1986)

An illustrated guide to the fishes of the Okefenokee Swamp

with descriptions and drawings of 36 species.

Otwell, Wiliam THE GOLD OF WHITE COUNTY, GEORGIA 9-12 Bk

(Cherokee, 1987)

A collection of geological and mining information

applicable to north Georgia's gold belt zone.

Snyder, Lloyd H. FIELD GUIDE TO THE FERNS AND OTHER PTERIDOPHYTES OF GEORGIA 9-12 Bk

Jr. & Bruce,

James G.


A comprehensive guide to ferns and pteridophytes in

Georgia containing illustrations, identification keys,

descriptions, and informational notes.

SOCIAL STUDIES


Austin, Jeannette H. GEORGIA INTESTATE RECORDS

(Genealogical Publishing Co, 1986)

9-12 Bk

An index to the early intestate records of 57 Georgia

counties formed before 1832.

THE GEORGIANS: GENEOLOGIES OF PIONEER FAMILIES 9-12 Bk

(Geneolo9ical Publishing Company, 1986)

More than 200 geneologies that deal with Georgians who

descended from settlers fran the other states.

Bell, Jr., Malcolm* MAJOR BUTLER'S LEGACY: FIVE GENERATIONS OF A SLAVEHOLDING 9-12 Bk

FAMILY


A history of the Butler family and their slaves through

five generations depicting life in the South fran the

Revolution to the twentieth century.

Bonner, James C. MILLEDGEVILLE: GEORGIA'S ANTEBELLUM CAPITAL 9-12 Bk


A detailed history of Milledgeville as the antebellum

capital of Georgia and a chronicle of the city's role in

the Civil War.

Bragg, William JOE BROWN'S ARMY: THE GEORGIA STATE LINE, 1862-1865 9-12 Bk

Harris* (Mercer University Press, 1987)

The history of the Georgia State Line regiments, the only

military force under the sole control of Governor Brown

during the Civil War.

Cashin, Edward J.* COLONIAL AUGUSTA: "KEY OF THE INDIAN COUNTREY" 9-12 Bk


Collection of essays that explore the daily lives of the

inhabitants of Augusta, Georgia, fran its founding in 1736

to its role in the American Revolution.

Colin, Fredrick & LEARNING ABOUT GEORGIA K-4 Dup.

Wilson, Peggy (Silver-Burdett & Ginn, 1987) Mas.

A set of 60 masters of questions, crossword puzzles,

graphs, and maps that include the history and geography of

Georgia.

Crimmins, Timothy J. ATLANTA IN 1890: "THE GATE CITY" 9-12 Bk


A new edition of "The Gate City," which was first

published in 1890 with the intention of presenting

"in a work of art, a fair delineation of the city of

Atlanta," and has now become of historic interest as well.

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SOCIAL STUDIES

Title Grade Format

DeCicco, Inc., 1HE TRAIL OF TEARS5-12 Fs/Cas

Stephens Biondi (International Film Bureau, Inc., 1979)& Doremus, Inc., The story of the Cherokee tribe's journey west duringJohn which nearly one-third of the Cherokee nation died.

Dinnerstein, THE LEO FRANK CASE

Leonard (University of Georgia Press, 1981)

An exploration into the infamous Leo Frank case in which

a northern Jew was lynched for the death of a young girlthat occurred in his factory. Includes recent discoveries

affecting interpretations of the events that took place in1913.

Fancher, Betsy THE LOST LEGACY OF GEORGIA'S GOLDEN ISLES

Hopkins (Larlin, 1981)

A history of the Georgia Coast that focuses on

Blackbeard, Sapelo, Cumberland, and Ossabaw Islands.

Garrison, Webb

Grimes, Millard B.*

Gwin, Yolande

THE LEGACY OF ATLANTA

(Peachtree Publishers, 1981)

Stories and photographs that tell about the

eccentricities of many unknown and famous people andinstitutions that have helped create this 150-year-old cityof Atlanta.

9-12 Bk

5-12 Bk

5-12 Bk

GEORGIA K-4 Bk(Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. 1986)

Study activities in geography, history, government, and

economics that allow students to apply their knowledgeand skills to relevant local settings.

GEORGIA STATE WALL MAP K-12 Map(Rand McNally & Co., 1981)

A Georgia state political map, printed on tear-proof

material, with inserts of major metropolitan areas.

THE LAST LINOTYPE


A history of Georgia newspapers since 1950 highlighting

changes in technology, patterns of ownership, and personalachievements.

I REMEMBER MARGARET MITCHELL

(Copple House, 1987)

Insight into the life of Margaret Mitchell based on lettersto and frail her friends.

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9-12 Bk

9-12 Bk

SOCIAL STUDIES


Harden, William A HISTORY OF SAVANNAH AND SOUTH GEORGIA, VOL. I 5-12 Bk

(Cherokee, 1981)

A detailed history from the founding through the

Revolution, Civil War, Reconstruction, and into the early

1900's.

A HISTORY OF SAVANNAH AND SOUTH GEORGIA, VOL. II 5-12 Bk

(Cherokee, 1981)

Detailed biographical and genealogical sketches.

Head, Sylvia G. & THE NEIGHBORHOOD MINT: DAHLONEGA IN THE AGE OF JACKSON 9-12 Bk

Etheridge,

Elizabeth W.*


An account of the establishment, operation, and failure of

the Dahlonega Branch Mint that reflects the social,

economic, and political turbulence of the Age of Jackson.

Herman, Jill & CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN MACON...A TIME TO CELEBRATE K-4 BkHilliard, Barbara (Minuteman Press, 1986)

An overview of the major events in Macon's annual Cherry

Blossom Festival. The coloring book format could be

especially useful with young students.

Hull, Barbara ST. SIMONS: ENCHANTED ISLAND 9-12 Bk

Selman (Cherokee, 1980)

A history of the most historic of Georgia's golden isles

with emphasis upon its Indian, Spanish, English, and early

American settlers.

Hutchins, Myldred THE HISTORY OF AUBURN AND CARL 9-12 Bk

Flanigan (Cherokee, 1981)

The story of two small Georgia towns once located in

Gwinnett County, but relocated to Barrow County after

the state legislature moved the county line.

Hutchins, Myldred & GBI AGENT - FIRST IN THE LINE OF MANY 9-12 Bk

Griffin, Gerald G. (Copple House, 1987)

The story of Georgia's first GBI agent from his early

career through the founding of the Georgia Police Academy.

Jenkins, Herbert T.* CRIME IN GEORGIA 9-12 Bk

(Center for Research in Social Change, 1982)

Top Georgia law enforcement officials discuss major

crime problems throughout the state and the best ways

to deal with them effectively.

FOOD, FAIRS, AND FARMERS' MARKETS IN ATLANTA 9-12 Bk

(Center for Research in Social Change, 1977)

The story of the produce market in Atlanta and the changes

in packaging, storage, and selling of food products that

occurred as the city grew and the demand increased.

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SOCIAL STUDIES


Jones-Jackson,

Patricia

WHEN ROOTS DIE: ENDANGERED TRADITIONS ON THE SEA ISLANDS


Tells of the songs, prayers, stories, and work habits

of the black people living on the coastal sea islands

of Georgia and South Caroliba.

LaRowe, John E. HSOMETHIN'S COOKIN' IN THE MOUNTAINS" 5-12 Bk& Bucek, Jay, eds. (Soque Publishers, 1984)

A cookbook/guidebook containing history of Georgia, maps

of the NE Georgia Mountains, articles about places of

interest in the NE Georgia Mountains, and recipes collected

from local people.

Leigh, Jack* THE OGEECHEE: A RIVER AND ITS PEOPLE 5-12 Bk(University of Georgia Press, 1986)

A collection of 85 photographs depicting a traditional but

fading way of life that can be found along the Ogeechee

River.

Lovell, Caroline THE GOLDEN ISLES OF GEORGIA 5-8 BkCouper (Cherokee, 1981)

Recounts the settlement of coastal Georgia, the

development of the plantation aristocracy and the days

of War and Reconstruction.

McMath, Robert C.,

Jr.; Bayor, Ronald H.;

ENGINEERING THE NEW SOUTH: GEORGIA TECH, 1885-1985


Brittain, James E.;

Foster, Lawrence;

Giebelhaus, August W.;

History of the Georgia institution that was destined to

rejuvenate and revitalize a war-torn South by bringing

technology and education to the region.

& Reed, Germaine M.

Marsh, Carole* GEORGIA JOGRAPHY 4-12 Bk(Gallopade Publishing, 1986)

Leads readers on a run through Georgia to show how well

they know state geography.

GEORGIA SILLY TRIVIA GAME 4-12 Bk(Gallopade Publishing, 1985)

A multiple choice book of interesting facts for kids and

adults.

MYSTERY OF STONE MOUNTAIN 3-8 Bk(Gallopade Publishing, 1983)

A mystery set in Atlanta and surrounding areas about two

real kids who solve the mystery.

Marston, Shelby GEORGIA FOR CHILDREN K-4 Bk(Cherokee, 1986)

A specialized coloring book that covers a broad range

of topics relevant to Georgia studies.

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Mitchell, William CLASSIC SAVANNAH 9-12 BkRobert, Jr. (Golden Coast Publishing Co., 1987)

A pictorial history of a grand old southern city's

residential architecture. One hundred thirty contemporary

color photographs illustrate the seven museum houses

and many private homes with exteriors, interiors,

and gardens.

O'Brien, Robert ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SOUTH 9-12 Bk

(Facts on File, 1985)

A reference work that includes people, events, culture,

landmarks, and geography of the South from the Florida

Everglades to the Great Smoky Mountains.

Reed, John Shelton SOUTHERN FOLK, PLAIN AND FANCY 9-12 Bk(University of Georgia Press, 1986)

A typology of southern characters including the

aristocratic gentleman 8 lady, "lord of the lush",

"cunning belle", "redneck", and "good ole boy".

Reiter, Beth COASTAL GEORGIA 5-8 Bk

(Golden Coast Publishing, 1985)

A text of travel logs, diaries, poetry, and newspaper

accounts is balanced with photographs to present the

history, environment, and culture of one of the state's

most appealing areas.

Rogers, George A. SWAMP WATER AND WIREGRASS 9-12 BkSaunders,

Frank, Jr.*


An exploration of the interplay of forces and events that

have shaped and enriched the lives of generations of

coastal Georgians.

RURAL GEORGIA 5-12 Per.

(Georgia Electric Membership Corporation)

A monthly publication of legislative information and

feature articles of interest to the rural population

of the state.

Sherwood, Adiel A GAZETEER OF GEORGIA 5-12 Bk(Cherokee, 1970)

A compilation of !nformation about Georgia government

officers, education, authors, mineral resources,

railroads, religion, and a variety of other topics.

Sibley, Celestine PEACHTREE STREET, U.S.A. 9-12 Bk

(Peachtree Publishers, 1986, Rev. Ed.)

An up-to-date portrait of Atlanta and its newest

landmarks, heroes, and events.

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SOCIAL STUDIES


Smith, Julia SLAVERY AND RICE CULTURE IN LOW COUNTRY GEORGIA 5-12 BkFloyd (University of Tennessee Press, 1985)

A view of the relationship of the rice planter, overseer,

and slave including information about a particular slave

culture within the context of the rice plantation.

Spalding, Phinizy* OGLETHORPE: A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY 9-12 Bk(Mercer University Press, 1984)

An assessment of the life and achievements of James

Oglethorpe.

Stegeman, John F. CATY: A BIOGRAPHY OF CATHARINE LITTLEFIELD GREENE 9-12 Bk& Stegeman, Janet A. (University of Georgia Press, 1985)

The biography of the wife of Revolutionary War general,

Nathanzel Greene, Caty, who was a close friend of George

and Martha Washington, a business partner of Eli Whitney,

and mistress of two plantations.

Valentine, James & GEORGIA 5-12 BkWharton, Charles (Graphic Arts Center Publishing Company)

A panorama of Georgia's scenery with history and

characteristics of the state.

Vanstory, Burnette GEORGIA'S LAND OF THE GOLDEN ISLES 9-12 Bk


A narrative of the barrier islands from Ossabaw to

Cumberland and the mainland towns along the way.

White, George HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF GEORGIA 5-8 Bk

(Geneological Publishing Company, 1969)

A collection of biographical sketches, lists of settlers,

militia rolls, and lists of soldiers for the colonial and

revolutionary periods.

Wynne, Lewis THE CONTINUITY OF COTTON 9-12 BkNicholas* (Mercer University Press, 1986)

The history of Georgia politics from 1865 to 1892

combining analysis and interpretation with argument and a

narrative to make a case about the continuity of planter

domination of Georgia politics after the Civil War.

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VIDEO DUPLICATION COLLECTION

The following titles are part of the Videotape Duplication collection. Copies may be obtained from the

Georgia Department of Education Resource Center. Videotape duplication orders are coordinated by

the System Media Contact Person (SMCP) in each system.

Title Grade

BLACKWATER: THE OKEFENOKEE SWAMP 5-8, 9-12

The travelogue-type tour of the swamp with interviews of longtime residents.

GEORGIA 5-8 (K-4,

Portrait of America Series.

MARTHA BERRY 5-8 (K-4)

The life story of a prominent Georgia Educator and founder of Berry College.

MOMENTS IN GEORGIA HISTORY 5-8 (9 -12)

Secretary of State Max Cleland spotlights people and events in Georgia

History..

2015

9-12)

PUBLISHERS AND ADDRESSES

Appalachian Consortium Press

Appalachian State University

Boone, North Carolina 28608

Barefoot Press

Fidelity National Bank Building

Suite 102, 160 Clairmont Avenue

Decatur, Georgia 30030

Capricorn Corporation

4961 Rebel Trail, N. W.

Atlanta, Georgia 30327

Center for Research in Social Change

Emory University


Cherokee Publishing Company

Box 1523

Marietta, Georgia 30061

Copple House Books

Roads End

Lakemont, Georgia 30552

Educational Images Ltd.

Box 367

Lyons Falls, New York 13368

Facts On File, Inc.

460 Park Avenue, South

New York, New York 10006

Gallopade Publishing Group

Box 1537

Tryon, North Carolina 28782

Genealogic,: Publishing Company

1001 N. Calvert

Baltimore, Maryland 21202

Georgia Electric Membership Corporation

148 International Boulevard, Suite 845


Golden Coast Publishing Company

22 White Drive

Savannah, Georgia 31406

Graphic Arts Center Publishing Company

P. O. Box 10306

Portland, Oregon 97210

Greenwillow Books

105 Madison Avenue


Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Publishers

1250 Sixth Avenue

San Diego, California 92101

International Film Bureau, Inc.

332 S. Michigan Avenue

Chicago, Illinois 60604

Live Oak Media

Box 34

Ancramdale, New York 12503

iarlin Corporation

Box 1523

Marietta, Georgia 30061

Louisiana State University Press

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803

Mercer University Press

Macon, Georgia 31207

Minuteman Press

805 Malwood Drive

Macon, Georgia 31204

William Morrow and Company, Inc.

105 Madison Avenue


Peachtree Publishers

494 Armour Circle, N. E.


Rand McNally and Company

8255 Central Park Avenue

Chicago, Illinois 60652

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PUBLISHERS AND ADDRESSES

Rutleev Hill Press

P. 0. Box 140483

Nashville, Tennessee 37214

Silver Burdett Company

1925 Century Boulevard, N. E.

Suite 14


Soque Publishers

Route #3, Box 83

Clarkesville, Georgia 30523

St. Luke's Press

407 Union Avenue

.41ite 401

Memphis, Tennessee 38104

State Street Press

Box 252

Pittsford, New York 14534

University of Georgia Press

Terrell Hall

Athens, Georgia 30602

University of Tennessee Press

293 Communications Building

Knoxville, Tennessee 37996

Viking Kestrel, IGc.

40 West 23rd


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Employees. students and the general public are hereby notified that the Georgia Department of Education does not discnminate in anyeducational programs or activities or in employment policies.

The following individuals ha. e been designated as the employees responsible for coordinating the department's effort to implement thisnondiscriminatory policy.

Title IIAnn Lary. Vocational Equity CoordinatorTitle VIJosephine Martin. Associate Superintendent for Special ServicesTitle IXIshmael Childs. CoordinatorSection 504 Jame; Whitworth. Coordinator of Special Education

Inquiries concerning; the application of Til: II. Title VI. Title IX or Section 504 to the policies and practi.es of the department may beaddressed to the persons listed above at the Georgia Department of Education. Twin Towers East. Atlanta 30334. to the Regional Office forCivil Rights. Atlanta 30323: or to the Director. Office for Civil Rights. Education Department. Washington, D.C. 20201.

Division of Instructional MediaOffice of Instructional Programs

Georgia Department of EducationWerner Rogers, State Superintendent of Schools

1987

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